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Clubs & Cells @ MU

Madhav University promotes holistic student development through a variety of clubs and cells that encourage leadership, discipline, creativity, and social responsibility. These platforms provide opportunities for students to explore their interests beyond academics, engage in team activities, and contribute meaningfully to society. From cultural and technical clubs to service-oriented organizations, every student finds a space to grow and thrive.

National Service Scheme (NSS)

Dr. Devendra Muzalda

NSS Director

“The National Service Scheme (NSS) at Madhav University plays a vital role in shaping socially responsible, disciplined, and community-oriented students. Aligned with the national motto "Not Me, But You", the NSS Unit at Madhav University fosters a spirit of voluntary service and nation-building among the youth.

Objectives of NSS

To develop the personality and character of student youth through voluntary community service.
To foster a sense of social responsibility and national integration among students.
To encourage students to engage in community development and social work.

Activities Include

Blood donation camps
Plantation drives
Awareness campaigns (health, hygiene, environment)
Disaster relief
Teaching underprivileged children
Cleanliness drives (like Swachh Bharat Abhiyan)

Who Can Join

Students of universities (usually undergraduates)
Voluntary participation

Note: NSS volunteers usually get a certificate after completing a certain number of hours (typically 120 hours/year).

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Bharat Scouts and Guides

Mr. Pathan Tofik Khan

BSG Director

Madhav University supports the Bharat Scouts and Guides movement to foster self-reliance, teamwork, and ethical leadership in young minds. Through camps, social initiatives, and skill-building activities, students learn the values of service, cooperation, and environmental responsibility. The program helps participants become disciplined, duty-bound individuals ready to contribute to national and community welfare.

It gives me immense pride and joy to serve as the Rover Leader of Madhav University’s Bharat Scouts and Guides unit. Our mission is to nurture young individuals into responsible, disciplined, and service-oriented citizens through the timeless values of Scouting and Guiding.

The Rover and Ranger Movement is not just an extracurricular activity; it is a way of life that instills in our youth the spirit of leadership, self-reliance, and community service. Our Rovers and Rangers actively participate in various national and state-level camps, awareness drives, tree plantation programs, and disaster relief activities—becoming true agents of social change.

At the heart of our unit lies the Scout and Guide Motto: “Be Prepared.” We strive to live this principle each day, ready to face challenges with courage and help those in need with compassion.

I warmly invite all interested students of Madhav University to join the movement and embark on a journey of personal growth, social responsibility, and national service.